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Welcome to TULLIP

Programme At A Glance

Date | 6 - 10 Jan 2025
Duration | 5 days, 9am - 6pm
Venue | National University of Singapore (NUS), Kent Ridge campus

Programme Details

This innovative programme aims to bridge the gap between library professionals in ASEAN and beyond. Offered by NUS Libraries, the Transforming University Libraries Leadership & Innovation Programme (TULLIP) enables early career librarians and other learners to network with the wider academic community, equipping them with the necessary skills and competencies to achieve success back at their own institutions. Through TULLIP, we aim to build a library community and exchange platform where librarians and the academic community can learn and grow together.

As a conduit, NUS Librarians and partners will organize a series of workshops, seminars and roundtable discussions that provoke thought-leadership, growth and knowledge exchange. The programme will also feature an immersive and hands-on learning experience, where learners will go on experiential learning visits. Throughout the programme, learners will also team up and collaborate on library case studies through creative solutioning and problem solving.

Key Programme Highlights

  • Day 1: Leading transformational change for libraries in today’s information landscape

  • Day 2: AI, digital transformation and innovation in a leading academic library

  • Day 3: Library partnerships and success stories for education and research

  • Day 4: Library as a living lab: collections, infrastructure and placemaking

  • Day 5: Problem solving, transformational learning and overcoming barriers to change through real-world case studies
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Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

  • Apply newly acquired skills and knowledge in their respective areas of work
  • Effectively implement strategies to boost performance and engagement within agile teams
  • Build connections and relationships with fellow librarians to create a supportive community network for continuous learning and collaboration
  • Master the expertise to effectively enhance the productivity and success of researchers, faculty and students
  • Build their confidence and leadership abilities to implement innovative projects, driving positive change and digital transformation

Who Should Attend

NUS Libraries welcomes applications from librarians, curators, academics or independent researchers with established records of achievement in their chosen fields of research.

  • Early to mid-career librarians and/or librarians nominated by their institutions as emerging leaders
  • Information specialists and individuals eager to apply these skills in their professional work
  • College and university librarians with management/leadership responsibilities
  • Librarians who lead major programmes and initiatives, including library deans, directors, unit heads, and their direct reports
  • Non-library campus leaders whose work impact library-related functions

Trainer Information

Natalie Pang

Associate Professor Natalie Pang

University Librarian, NUS Libraries
Head of Communications and New Media
Associate Professor Natalie Pang is University Librarian and Head of the Communications and New Media department at the National University of Singapore. She is a researcher and educator in digital citizenship and digital humanities. Her research lies at the intersection of technology and society, and her research projects are organised under the themes of digital citizenship, digital inclusion and well-being, and digital heritage. She is involved in various academic communities in library and information science and has served as chair of the programming committee for the Association of Library and Information Science Education (ALISE). Natalie was also a member of the steering committees for the International Conference on Digital Preservation (iPres) and the International Conference on Asia-Pacific Digital Libraries (ICADL). Her work on digital inclusion has been recognised internationally and she serves as a member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Information, Diversity, and Inclusion, Communication Theory, Asian Journal of Communication and as a member of the Inclusive Policy Lab at UNESCO.
Magdeline Ng

Dr Magdeline Ng

Vice University Librarian, NUS Libraries
Dr Magdeline Ng is the Vice University Librarian at the National University of Singapore. She also contributes as board member at the Food Science & Technology Abstracts (FSTA) Librarian Advisory Board. Magdeline co-teaches two courses: ALS1010 Strategic Learning: A Holistic Approach to Studying and ALS1020 Learning to Choose Better, both of which are popular general undergraduate elective courses at NUS. She is also co-author of the book, Strategic Learning: A Holistic Approach to Studying. Her scholarship includes works on systematic review, pedagogical research, research impact assessment and innovative teaching methods. Other than her academic and librarian work, Magdeline holds a joint appointment with the NUS Agility Office that advances NUS’ strategic objectives and transformative changes.
Lee Cheng Ean

Mrs Lee Cheng Ean

Advisor and Head of Global Relations, NUS Libraries
Mrs Lee Cheng Ean is the Advisor and Head of Global Relations at the National University of Singapore Libraries. Formerly the University Librarian from 2014 to June 2022, she began her career as a Trainee Librarian in 1981 and graduated with a master's in library and information science from Loughborough University, UK in 1984. Over the years, she has held leadership positions such as the Head of Serials, Technical Services, and Deputy University Librarian before becoming the University Librarian in 2014. Ean’s vast experience gained from years of working in acquisitions, circulation and serials management has provided a strong foundation to build teams that practise continual process improvement and service excellence. She’s had the rare experience of overseeing rejuvenation programmes for three libraries nearly simultaneously between 2017 to 2023, which included infusing spaces with robust technologies to support interdisciplinary learning and research as well as flexible blended learning. Ean is passionate about building strong teams capable of transforming services and spaces to partner the NUS community and achieve the University’s mission to educate, inspire and transform. In her current role, she aims to build and strengthen strategic partnerships with libraries overseas, expanding NUS Libraries’ heritage collections and developing capacity and capability to ride the rough seas in the everchanging education, information and technology landscape.
  • Register for TULLIP by submitting the registration form.
  • Registration will close on 25 October 2024.
  • All submissions will be carefully reviewed and shortlisted candidates will be notified at least 6 weeks before TULLIP.

Special Introductory Offer: SGD 1,200, excluding 9% GST (Price includes a 70% discount on the full Programme Fee at SGD 4,000).

The programme fee covers the course fee, tea breaks, lunches, and both the opening and closing dinners. It does not include all other hotel travel and subsistence expenses including insurance and visas, etc. where applicable.


Additionally, we offer fellowship opportunities for eligible applicants as follows:

  1. Full support to cover the programme fee, travel and accommodation expenses up to SGD 3,300, OR
  2. Partial support to cover the programme fee of SGD 1,200.

We encourage you to apply early to benefit from this introductory fee and fellowship support. Full details on the application process can be found in the registration form above.

Librarians who will be teaching include:

  • Patrick Pu, Principal Librarian (Research Librarian – STEM)
  • Raven Sim, Senior Librarian (Lead Acquisitions Librarian)
  • Richard Ho, Senior Librarian (Scholarly Communications Librarian)
  • Andy Quek, Principal Librarian and Head of Operations
  • Sukanya Naidu, Senior Associate University Librarian and Cluster Head of Education, Research & Enterprise Partnerships
  • Wong Kah Wei, Associate University Librarian and Head of Learning & Engagement
  • Kan Sok Cheng, Deputy University Librarian and Cluster Head of Access Platforms & Resource Management
  • Dr Sim Chuin Peng, Deputy University Librarian and Cluster Head of Collections Management & Preservation
  • Steven Chow, Associate University Librarian and Head of Digital Strategy
  • Tan Poh Lay, Principal Librarian (Discovery Services Manager)
  • Raudhah Thongkam, Principal Librarian (Immersive Learning Librarian)
  • Jamila Osman, Principal Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
  • Chai Yee Xin, Senior Librarian (Research Librarian – Law)
  • Cheng Eng Aun, Principal Librarian (Library Data Analytics & Procurement)
  • Gladys Toh, Assistant Librarian (Special Collections)
  • Mak Jie Ying, Senior Librarian (Research Librarian – STEM)
  • Gandhimathy Durairaj, Principal Librarian and Head of Collections 
  • Herman Felani Bin Md Yunos, Associate University Librarian and Head of Archives & Digital Preservation
  • Nur Diyana Binte Abdul Kader, Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
  • Applicants must be eligible to enter Singapore by complying with the Entry and Public Health requirements listed here.
  • Participants are advised to arrive in Singapore on the eve of the programme.

Participants requiring accommodation can check out the Miramar Hotel here.


To be announced.

Please email Dr Magdeline Ng or Mrs Lee Cheng Ean for any inquiries.
  1. Is TULLIP an accredited programme?
    TULLIP is not affiliated with any institutions or professional association. It is an executive programme curated by NUS Libraries aimed at fostering thought leadership, growth and knowledge exchange in the ASEAN region and beyond. Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will receive a certificate from the NUS.

  2. Where will TULLIP take place?
    It will be onsite at the NUS Kent Ridge campus. All programmes will be conducted face-to-face at the Central Library or Medicine+Science Library.

  3. Is a laptop required for this programme?
    Yes, please bring your laptop, including chargers and travel adapters (for international participants) for TULLIP activities. We regret that we are unable to provide PCs or additional laptops for participants.

  4. Will WIFI be provided?
    Yes, guest WIFI is available on the NUS campus. You will receive WIFI instructions nearer to the TULLIP date.

  5. What is the requirement for programme completion?
    A minimum of 90% attendance is required. Participants are advised to inform NUS Libraries if they are unable to attend any of the day’s activities with valid reasons.

  6. What is the dress code for the programme?
    Smart-casual or office attire is recommended. Participants are encouraged to bring sweaters or cardigans to stay comfortable in the air-conditioned library.

  7. Does the programme provide translations for non-native English speakers?
    No. We encourage participants to communicate only in English throughout the programme.

  8. What if I have dietary restrictions?
    Halal food will be served throughout the programme. Please inform us if you have any other dietary preferences, which we will try our best to accommodate.

NUS Libraries is the largest academic and research library in Singapore with a rich collection of over 3 million volumes covering a wide range of languages, disciplines, and subjects, housed in seven libraries spread across campus.

Headquartered in NUS Central Library at the heart of the Kent Ridge campus, NUS Libraries plays a pivotal role in partnering the university community to advance scholarship and research by providing information resources, knowledge networks and interactive platforms.

Notably, NUS Libraries is the steward and repository of national and regional heritage, hosting collections that include rare books dating back to the 14th century, irreplaceable material salvaged from the Japanese Occupation of Singapore in World War 2, and the world-renowned Singapore/Malaysia Collection which offers broad and in-depth coverage of the economic, geographical, historical, political and social development of Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) as an entity.

Learn about our Vision, Purpose and Strategic Goals here.

To find out more about our offerings and services, visit https://lib.nus.edu.sg

    The National University of Singapore (NUS) is Singapore’s flagship university, which offers a global approach to education, research and entrepreneurship, with a focus on Asian perspectives and expertise. We have 16 colleges, faculties and schools across three campuses in Singapore, with more than 40,000 students from 100 countries enriching our vibrant and diverse campus community. We have also established our NUS Overseas Colleges programme in more than 15 cities around the world.

    Our multidisciplinary and real-world approach to education, research and entrepreneurship enables us to work closely with industry, governments and academia to address crucial and complex issues relevant to Asia and the world. Researchers in our faculties, research centres of excellence, corporate labs and more than 30 university-level research institutes focus on themes that include energy; environmental and urban sustainability; treatment and prevention of diseases; active ageing; advanced materials; risk management and resilience of financial systems; Asian studies; and Smart Nation capabilities such as artificial intelligence, data science, operations research and cybersecurity.

    For more information on NUS, please visit nus.edu.sg.

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